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Re:EU pushes for 'right to disconnect' from work at home by pavlov on Friday December 04, 2020 @09:55AM (#25302865)
> “... folks in Norway are more responsible in many regards compared to Americans.”

Which is cause and which is consequence? Maybe Norwegians are more responsible at work because employers don’t exploit them so openly and the law gives them more protection.

Re:EU pushes for 'right to disconnect' from work at home by fpig on Friday December 04, 2020 @11:32AM (#25304245)
We have tons of labor protections in Croatia and people still try to game the system in any way they can. Labor laws just make this easier. Sick leave is massively abused, even though it requires a doctor to authorize it (but is unlimited). People get their doctor to authorize their fake sick leave. We’re a corrupt society on all levels and in all areas of life. Norway likely isn’t.
Re:EU pushes for 'right to disconnect' from work at home by Pet_Ant on Friday December 04, 2020 @10:30AM (#25303327)
> Which is cause and which is consequence?

Honestly the problem is that its a feedback loop. A trusting culture leads to people being more trustworthy... in the long run. The first company to do it will be taken advantage of. It will take a while for society to then frown on that and apply social pressure which will then in turn unlock more trust etc... but it's a process for sure

Re:EU pushes for 'right to disconnect' from work at home by mikem170 on Friday December 04, 2020 @12:08PM (#25304832)
I imagine that trust can come and go as decades turn into centuries. It seems that social trust is decreasing in a number of places...